The firm
A professional firm built on clarity.
Erito NXT is a Gurgaon-based financial services firm that does three things exceptionally rather than everything adequately: advise, invest, and build. What ties them together is a single conviction — that clarity, honestly earned, is the advantage worth multiplying.
What we believe
Get the numbers honest, and the decisions get easier.
Too much financial advice hides behind complexity. We work the other way — reducing a business to what actually moves it, then acting on it. That discipline shows up everywhere: in the Four Bucket Cash Flow framework we advise with, in the FSO standard we certify against, and in the compliance-first way we handle capital.
The advantage of one firm: senior judgment on every engagement, candour when a proposal doesn't add up, and one relationship that spans consulting, capital and ventures rather than three disconnected vendors.
Founder & CEO
Prashant Narang
“Every business I've worked with was one honest conversation about its cash away from a better decision. That conversation is the whole job.”
Prashant is a Chartered Accountant and the founder of Erito NXT. He is the author of the Four Bucket Cash Flow framework and a TEDx speaker — his talk, “The Power of Clarity,” distils the philosophy the firm runs on. He leads the firm's work across advisory, capital and ventures, and drives the FSO certification standard.
How the firm fits together
Three services, one throughline.
Consulting
Finance, legal & compliance — vCFO, tax, audit, IPO and fund-raising readiness, the FSO standard — plus HR consulting. The diagnostic engine of the firm.
Consulting →Capital
Investment banking for growth businesses — equity and debt fund raising and M&A support, built on numbers that survive diligence.
Capital →Ventures
A venture studio plus two funds — Erito Ventures Fund and the D2C-focussed Fluid Ventures — backing founders with mentorship and capital.
Ventures →Work with us
One firm for the whole arc.
Whether you need a sharper view of your numbers, capital to grow, or a partner to build something new — the conversation starts the same way.